Really finals aren't the worst. The end of the semester is just so fun and busy. Finals loom overhead like a giant kill joy. That, and so many people leaving for the mission field AND Carroll being torn down. The last week was a whirlwind.
Decorating the office on December 16th! Better late than never. Madi and I loved the giant lollipops.
Hanging the giant candy strands was a little hazardous. All the other offices were super jealous.
Tanner and Madi setting up the tree. We go all out for parties in Imaging.
December 17th. When you realize you and your roommates have matching shirts. I made Marie twin with me and take a picture. >:) We just really love Disneyland. <3 <3 <3
Wa-laaaa!!!!!!!!
Little Olaf! Brought to you by Emily, Natalie, and Melissa. Melissa had to teach us how to build with snow. Arizona and Florida don't get a ton. ;)
Jenni and her arch nemesis, the fire alarm. She was scared of it all semester. I have no idea why. The funny thing is I'm kind of scared of the ones in our new apartment. They flash super bright!
So everyone moved their stuff to Building 10... except Joelle. We had extreme guilt when they couldn't make dinner back in Carroll.
They made it work though. :)
That chain Marie and I made forever ago? It got pretty short. Only three days left till I hop on the plane!
Saying goodbye to my main girl, Carroll. Her building will always be remembered as the best of Old Heritage.
One time a boy asked Melissa and I, "What is it like to live in a concentration camp?" uhm, rude. He had a point though. The fences went up everywhere. This is the spot where we were going to hop the fence and pull a Christmas tree out of the ground since Jenni forgot to bring one. The night we went it was gone. They had moved it just a few hours before. :( Trying to be rebels and failing.
Home
Once upon a time on December 18th, Joelle, Jenni, and I drove to a Russian restaurant and bakery in downtown Salt Lake. Melissa was a little disappointed she missed out.
The location was pretty sketch, but we found great treats to give Dillon for Christmas. Jenni and I spent most of the time exploring different cookies while Joelle tried to translate everything into English. She bought us Russian candy too. :)
Afterwards we went to Chipotle. Stylish and Delicious.
I'm not sure who writes the translations for Russian treats, but I like them.
"The gorgeous combination of lightness and tenderness."
This one was pretty good too.
December 19th. Gettin pretty serious about coloring with Sam Bellows. #artists He's actually way better than me. We made a winter semester bucket list of activities. Got to live college life to the fullest.
My ticket home!
And here is the last link on the chain. I wore it as a bracelet to the terminal and then it ripped.
So long Provo. I'll be back to my snow globe soon. <3
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